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Elite athletes are specializing in their sports earlier and earlier, but some sports medicine experts say that won't help you make it to the pros.

Axon, the maker of Tasers and police bodycams, said it won't deploy facial recognition systems, after a company ethics board recommended against it.

Whether online or IRL, here's how five LGBTQ+ people found their community.

The Asian longhorned tick showed up in the US last year and has flourished in unexpected places. And it's biting humans.

A bipartisan group is trying to find a place, or perhaps many places, to bury nuclear waste by making it harder for everyone to say no.

Apple’s lead designer, who retired from the company, changed the expectations not just of technology design, but the role of design in consumer products.

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The legendary designer is starting a new creative agency and signing Apple as its client.

We will never know for certain what more Desmond Amofah wanted to communicate—but we can hazard a guess.

The Dragonfly mission will spend two years flying around the surface of Titan, studying the moon’s composition and searching for signs of life.

Twenty candidates. Two nights. A bunch of 60-second answers. Probably at least one meme. Here's how to watch.

The company has been criticized for ignoring when tweets by government officials, namely President Trump, appear to violate its policies on hateful conduct.

Kristen Stewart should have probably been playing a spy this whole time.

The 2019 Copenhagenize Index ranks the world's urban hubs on how much they're doing to promote life on two wheels.

In California alone there are 11 desalination plants, with 10 more proposed. But there are big downsides to making seawater drinkable.

This simple gadget keeps a bottle of wine tasting fresh for days on end.

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Emerging research suggests exposure to wildfire smoke may alter the immune system for years.

The new Acer ultrabook is ultrathin, ultralight, and gets all-day battery life. It's a road warriors dream.

She's calling her new shapewear line "Kimono"—which is both terrible and terribly useful.

For a small group of bitcoin enthusiasts, the internet is a vulnerability. They're using satellites, ham radios, and mesh networks to stay current on the cryptocurrency.

A pair of recent findings show how hackers can compromise Excel users without any fancy exploits.

More than 50 percent of US lawmakers use Facebook tracking technology known as a pixel—including some of Facebook's biggest critics.

Limit the reach of falsehoods without stifling speech, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said at the Aspen Ideas Festival.

You can now block certain channels from showing up in your “Up Next” list.

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The clock's ticking to fix a Gatekeeper bug that would let hackers slip malware onto your computer undetected.

Alana Paterson documents the young female hockey players defying gender expectations.

Long-running shows with 20-episode-plus seasons are not a specialty of streaming services.

Workers are protesting the ecommerce company's business with a government contractor that manages children's detention camps at the southern border.

Opinion: Silicon Valley culture often reveals the optimism of organized ignorance. Rather than lauding "new" experts, we need to respect, sustain, and strengthen the ones we already have.

Flexing on video has become incredibly popular. But their excess consumerism could be harming their viewers' well-being.

The new RoboBee is the lightest aerial vehicle to manage sustained untethered flight. One day that could make it ideal for navigating tight, sensitive spaces.

A conversation with Matías Duarte, one of the designers of Android, about how notifications grew from an idea to a relentless buzz.

Opinion: Venmo makes sending and receiving money a social affair. But those emoji-laden payment descriptions leave you exposed to cyberattacks.

Twenty years ago the Disney Channel original film presented a world where humans were far less afraid of digital assistants than we are now.

Worry-free tablets like the 2019 Fire 7 are great for small, sticky hands. Read our full review of it, and FreeTime Unlimited.

The social network wants to enable easy, inexpensive global commerce, sure. But its ultimate goals are a little more … geopolitical.

The author brought his 5-year-old son to the world’s largest building industry expo. “Hi, Dad,” he says from the seat of a hulking dump truck. “I’m ginormous!”

Every issue the presidential hopefuls will debate this week is deeply tied to climate change. The question is what the candidates will do about it.

A bill introduced by senators Mark Warner and Josh Hawley would require big tech companies to disclose the data they collect and value it for each user.

The former Terminator and California governor poses as a sleazy car salesman and makes patently ridiculous arguments against going electric.

The cities, which include New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, will use the same tool to keep track of where scooters go, and where they are parked.

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If only a staged performance were the answer to the country's problems.

Scientists have outfitted an army of Antarctic pinnipeds with trackers to monitor warming oceans.

He thought it was a result of the Sony hack.

*Holey Moley* forces mini-golfers to surmount an obstacle course to win. But the options for physics-inspired golf stunts are endless—here are a few ideas.

The very existence of Indoor Explorer, which uses Bluetooth beacons to map public indoor spaces, has profound implications for the debate over the role of giant tech platforms.